Home Assistant Python Developer for Hardware
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Jobgether in Italia
This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Home Assistant Python Developer for Hardware based in Italy.
This is an exciting opportunity to develop the Python software layer that powers the integration of smart home hardware into a widely used open-source ecosystem. Working at the intersection of hardware and software, you will create seamless device experiences by building reliable integrations, automation logic, and communication layers. You will collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams in a fully remote, asynchronous environment while contributing to large-scale open-source projects. The role offers significant ownership, allowing you to influence products throughout their entire lifecycle, from initial development to long-term maintenance. Your work will directly impact millions of smart home users by ensuring hardware devices are intuitive, stable, and easy to use.
This position is ideal for experienced Python developers who enjoy solving complex integration challenges and contributing to innovative connected-device solutions.
Accountabilities
- Develop, maintain, and own Python integrations, proxy libraries, and software components that connect hardware products with Home Assistant, ESPHome, and related ecosystems.
- Build software that interfaces with hardware protocols and peripherals, translating low-level device behavior into intuitive user experiences.
- Collaborate closely with hardware, embedded Linux, and cross-functional engineering teams to deliver reliable and scalable integrations.
- Contribute to open-source projects by enhancing integrations, configuration flows, entity models, platform functionality, and overall ecosystem compatibility.
- Ensure high code quality through testing, documentation, code reviews, and long-term maintainability.
- Investigate and resolve integration issues, communication failures, compatibility challenges, regressions, an